Do you even realize how much energy is needed to produce significant amounts of hydrogen and then compressing it to a useful pressure? FOB solar isn't going to cut it. Decentralized H2 production isn't a viable thing without fossil fuels or a working power grid.

Wrong! Here's the actual guy who killed the most slavs in both centuries:

It's not an OS feature if it only works with the stock launcher.

She's born in Oakland, CA. Where did she illegally migrate to?

Mandarins, but close enough.

Uh, this is gonna get NCD all hot and bothered!

Is the same true for a blue lives matter shirt, I wonder?

I just tell people to please use headphones or turn their whatever to silent. I've only once had a guy react not so nicely to that.

*a map of the British Isles

Cool visual, but I don't understand why Stormtroopers lay prone in such small numbers in a position while there's this much firepower available.

I feel like they would either be in marching formation, assaulting, or not there in the first place.

...jetzt bin ich enttäuscht, dass es ein Postillon Artikel ist.

The theoretical energy density assumes no cryogenic tanks, no plumbing, and no fuel cells. Also the production, storage, and transfer of Hydrogen as a fuel is INCREDIBLY inefficient.

Except some species target bee hives and kill all the fuzzballs to get to the honey.

It really depends. You need to train yourself to focus on the important stuff and let the rest become second nature.

Driving a manual car usually doesn't take conscious effort to do, you just.. drive. But that takes practice. Lots of it.

And some people just never get there. Or they are afraid to drive, which tends to provoke dangerous situations. Or they can drive okay but don't pay enough attention to the road.

But usually driving with an instructor is stressful, once you get your license everything will be more relaxed and easier.

I would hate that so much. The power button is for turning the screen off!

Unfortunately this is how many people think.

Personally I don't drive a large car, don't drive very fast, and try to use public transit as much as possible.

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Occupants.

I don't care what happens to anyone I hit, as long as I can walk away from rolling my SUV at 200kmh.

Tariffs + subsidies of our own + improvements of public transit/city planning

Buying chinese electric cars ain't gonna help the environment.

American (and european) car makers can't fill that market need due to higher labour costs and stricter environmental laws.

Also the fact that the chinese government heavily subsidizes electric auto makers skews the market in favour of the chinese manufacturers.